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redshift
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Posted: 2003-08-28 13:04
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I've got a T610 (R1A) on Vodafone, and i can't get any Midlet to sucessfully access the web, I get the request to grant access, approve it then it just freezes and i have to switch the phone off. this happens on both my phone and a mates on t-mobile (also R1A), and with 2 different Midlets, one of which i wrote.
Anyone esle experince this?
Also in trying to debug this i've been tring to set up a WAP gateway on my PC, any idea how to get the T610 to via bluetooth access the net via my PC runing Nokia's WAP gateway software?

[ This Message was edited by: redshift on 2003-08-28 12:04 ]
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Posted: 2003-08-28 13:58
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You can't browse WAP via BlueTooth gateway on T610, since T610 JAVA does not support BlueTooth API.

masseur has mentioned that JAVA apps use data account with CID=1 to access the internet by default (this can not be changed). It probably has to be configured with "internet" APN.
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Posted: 2003-08-28 14:05
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Actually I don't know if that is all JAVA apps, just the webviewer and the emailviewer that I have tried.

They mention this fact in their FAQ
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Posted: 2003-08-28 14:13
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Oh yeah, that's true - you did say that, sorry.

In that case - it's highly probable that JAVA apps use CID=1 unless you can define the CID in the source code when writting the app.

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Posted: 2003-08-28 15:21
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I've read some of the other posts arround the Java usage. I'm trying to make a SOAP call from my Midlet, so does the lack of socket support mean that the call would fail simply becasue its not a simple http:// request
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Posted: 2003-08-28 17:27
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Not http request but http protocol
T610 also supports UDP datagram
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Posted: 2003-09-09 14:28
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Ok,
i've been playing around for a few weeks getting things to work, I've got Vodafone to provision my phone for internet use. I've got the settings for APN Internet, but i'm still having failures when i execute the following:
mHttpConnection = (HttpConnection)Connector.open(mURL);
mHttpConnection.setRequestProperty("Connection", "close");
in = mHttpConnection.openInputStream();

it just sits there forever.
Now assuming i need to have my internet APN as CID=1, how do i change the CIDs? or assign CID=1 to a given data account?
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Posted: 2003-09-09 14:53
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I have done some testing in this thread. It appears that the APN=internet data account does not have to be CID=1. You simply have to set up your active wap profile to use the data account which uses APN=internet
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